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...Velissaris ’07 were suspended after the two were involved in an off-the-field altercation with a shuttle driver. In June, Coach Tim L. Murphy dismissed then-Captain Matt C. Thomas, who faces charges of assault and battery against an ex-girlfriend. In August, Murphy suspended quarterback Liam O’Hagan ’08 for five games for an undisclosed violation of team rules. It is difficult to extrapolate any simple lesson from these disparate incidents. There seems to be little problem with the broader athletic culture at Harvard; these incidents are confined...
Toci’s dismissal makes him the fifth football player—including former captain Matthew C. Thomas ’06-’07 and starting quarterback Liam O’Hagan ’08 —either suspended or dismissed from the team since April 29. Unlike those two star players, however, Toci saw action in only one game last season, a 24-17 win against Lafayette...
...late-hit flag should have been thrown, but either way, Mazza walked off the field with the aid of his teammates. He would also return for the second half.After the break, things were no different.On the last play of the third quarter, senior linebacker Zak DeOssie leveled sophomore quarterback Jeff Witt, who would be replaced in the fourth by junior Richard Irvin.Although Witt was sporting a sling during the post-game press conference, the team called the measure precautionary.Bears quarterback Joe DiGiacomo would also need an injury timeout before the end.COMEBACK KIDS NO MOREAfter crazy comebacks in the last...
...dust” offense, senior running back Clifton Dawson turned his 181 yards at a 7.2 yard per carry clip, including 104 yards and two touchdowns in the first quarter.Harvard ran the ball 44 times for 261 yards while throwing on just 23 plays with sophomore third-string quarterback Jeff Witt making his first career start.But the Crimson never had to ask Witt to do much behind an offensive line that manhandled the Brown defense all day.“They beat us up,” Brown head coach Phil Estes said. “They were better...
...It’s what’s up front that counts on both sides of the football,” Crimson coach Tim Murphy said after the game. “Our defensive line put a tremendous amount of pressure on Brown in general, and on [Brown quarterback Joe DiGiacomo] in particular.”That pressure held the Bears signal-caller, whom senior defensive tackle Michael Berg called one of the best quarterbacks that Harvard will face this year, to a mere 50 percent completion rate.A big part of the reason why: the line sacked DiGiacomo four times...